Titlebook: Manna: An Historical Geography; R. A. Donkin Book 1980 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1980 biology.botany.geography.historical

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晚間

FUSC

歌劇等

陶醉

Mannas of Europe, cistus”).. Labdanum has been employed from ancient times to the present day in the preparation of perfumes and incense. Spanish labdanum, ., is obtained from . L.,. which also yields a sweet manna.. This was investigated by the Royal College of Physicians of Madrid in 1752.. Apparently the manna ha

chronology

Mannas of East Africa and of Madagascar,“all the characteristics of manna.... white in colour, like hoarfrost, sweet to the taste, [and] melt [ing] in the sun.... The natives were not allowed to gather it before asking permission of the chief....”. Apparently there was no local explanation of its origin. It can hardly have been the “manna

Intruder

GROG

textile

Postscript,ever such foods are not usually staple items of diet, but rather luxuries, prominent in festivals and celebrations. Manna, like honey, was presumably collected long before the earliest written evidence. Pre-agricultural folk were in a position to take advantage of random accumulations. The practice

Iniquitous